Current Exhibition
A Century of Change, Conflict and Transformation

'A Century of Change, Conflict and Transformation' is currently running covering the period 1911 to 2011 Touching on major events and covering themes including governance, leisure, economy and society, the exhibition uses original documents and artefacts held within PRONI’s archives..
What is the Exhibition About?

The exhibition marks the 70th Anniversary of the Belfast Blitz with pictures, personal diaries and first hand accounts and by allowing visitors to step into a replica Anderson Shelter to get a sense of the Blitz experience. Other highlights include an interactive touchscreen and documents and images relating to the manufacture of the DeLorean Sports Car, of ‘Back to the Future’ movie fame, and the life of Thomas Andrews, the designer of the tragic RMS Titanic.

The exhibition looks at the effect on the lives of Belfast's inhabitants through the Troubles and both World Wars and how gloabal change affected Belfast, including the 'Hungry Thirties', the 'Swinging Sixties' and beyond. The exhibition also notes changes in the type of media used to record information over the years and how the digital age may affect how future generations access their history‘

Topics Covered
- Titanic
- The Birth of the UVF
- WW1
- Creation Of Northern Ireland
- WW2- Rations and Americans in Northern Ireland
- The Blitz
- The Rise and Fall of Belfast's Shipping and Textile Industries
- The Troubles
- The DeLorean Factory
- The Growth of Music, Television and Radio
WHERE? Held in PRONI's new building in the Titanic Quarter
WHEN? Currently running, see PRONI opening times
There is no charge for visiting the exhibition.
WHEN? Currently running, see PRONI opening times
There is no charge for visiting the exhibition.
If you would like to arrange a group visit or school trip, please contact PRONI.






